Soukyugurentai - Revision history

Plasmo: /* Bosses */

2024-03-29T06:31:23Z

Bosses

Prickly Angler at 02:26, 29 March 2024

2024-03-29T02:26:24Z

JSAV2006STG(ABC) at 01:39, 29 March 2024

2024-03-29T01:39:56Z

JSAV2006STG(ABC): /* Bosses */

2024-01-30T01:28:38Z

Bosses

Trap15 at 08:49, 20 November 2023

2023-11-20T08:49:19Z

Trap15: Video index link

2023-11-20T08:49:11Z

Video index link

DS91: Added clarification

2023-07-25T14:43:19Z

Added clarification

Prickly Angler at 19:13, 23 July 2023

2023-07-23T19:13:05Z

DS91: Added info on Version differences

2023-07-23T10:12:45Z

Added info on Version differences

Bankbank: Undo revision 21670 by Bankbank (talk)

2023-04-05T23:49:20Z

Undo revision 21670 by Bankbank (talk)

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 | 5 || Low-altitude Tank Carrier "Kaihou"
 |-
-| 6-1 || Prototype Planet-killer "Bakusan"
+| 6-1 || Prototype Planet-killer "Bakuzan"
 |-
 | 6-2 || Reborn Stealth Bomber "Kokubetsu Kai"

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 '''- PS1 arrange<br>'''
-It has lower rank than the console ports, Obu, a stronger 4th ship, an extra stage at the end, voice acting, and has an ‘every’ extend system instead of just 2 extends. This makes it essentially a type of 'EX' home version.
+It has lower rank than the console ports in the Special Mode but higher rank on arcade mode (needs confirmation), Obu, a stronger 4th ship, an extra stage at the end, voice acting, and has an ‘every’ extend system instead of just 2 extends. This makes it essentially a type of 'EX' home version.
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 | 6-1 || Prototype Planet-killer "Bakusan"
 |-
-| 6-2 || Reborn Stealth Bomber "Kokubetsu II"
+| 6-2 || Reborn Stealth Bomber "Kokubetsu Kai"
 |-
 | 7 (PS1 only) || Light-band Irradiation Artillery Simulated Battleship "Chromium"
 |}

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 '''- Terra Diver (the US region of the arcade board.) <br>'''
-Each of these has a lower default difficulty than the arcade release. However if you raise the difficulty of the Saturn versions or Terra Diver by one level in Options, you can put it at the same level as Japanese arcade default difficulty. The Otokuyo version is a low price release of the game, it features the first stage of Battle Garegga playable as a demo, the ost from Mahou Daisakusen, Shippu Mahou Daisakusen, Battle Garegga, and several other features. The Saturn versions of the game have different bullet sprites, more slowdown on heavy sections, and less explosion sound effects (particularly noticeable on "Peril Dawn" and the Turret Wall before "Zodian").
+Each of these has a lower default difficulty than the arcade release. However if you raise the difficulty of the Saturn versions or Terra Diver by one level in Options, you can put it at the same level as Japanese arcade default difficulty. The Otokuyo version is a low price release of the game, it features the first stage of Battle Garegga playable as a demo, the ost from Mahou Daisakusen, Shippu Mahou Daisakusen, Battle Garegga, and several other features. The Saturn versions of the game have different bullet sprites, more slowdown on heavy sections, and less explosion sound effects (particularly noticeable on "Shinsen" and the turret wall before "Bakusan").
 '''- PS1 port arcade mode<br>'''
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 '''- PS1 arrange<br>'''
-It has easier difficulty than the console ports, the much stronger 4th ship, an extra stage at the end, voice acting, and has an ‘every’ extend system instead of just 2 extends. This makes it essentially a type of 'EX' home version.
+It has lower rank than the console ports, Obu, a stronger 4th ship, an extra stage at the end, voice acting, and has an ‘every’ extend system instead of just 2 extends. This makes it essentially a type of 'EX' home version.
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 ! Stage !! Name
 |-
-| 1 || Stealth Bomber "Gambiter"
+| 1 || Stealth Bomber "Kokubetsu"
 |-
-| 2 || Orbital Laser Satellite "Peril Dawn"
+| 2 || Orbital Laser Satellite "Shinsen"
 |-
-| 3 || Anti-air Modular Tank "Descenter"
+| 3 || Anti-air Modular Tank "Donryu"
 |-
-| 4 || Tactical Null-G Combat Craft "Victimizer"
+| 4 || Tactical Null-G Combat Craft "Akitaka"
 |-
-| 5 || Low-altitude Tank Carrier "Gail Omen"
+| 5 || Low-altitude Tank Carrier "Kaihou"
 |-
-| 6-1 || Prototype Planet-killer "King Midas"
+| 6-1 || Prototype Planet-killer "Bakusan"
 |-
-| 6-2 || Reborn Stealth Bomber "Gambiter MKII"
+| 6-2 || Reborn Stealth Bomber "Kokubetsu II"
 |-
 | 7 (PS1 only) || Light-band Irradiation Artillery Simulated Battleship "Chromium"
 |}

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 | 5 || Low-altitude Tank Carrier "Gail Omen"
 |-
-| 6 || Prototype Planet-killer "King Midas"
+| 6-1 || Prototype Planet-killer "King Midas"
 |-
-| 6-2 || Prototype Planet-killer "Gambiter MKII"
+| 6-2 || Reborn Stealth Bomber "Gambiter MKII"
 |}

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 Several other versions exist :
-- the Saturn ports (original and Otokuyo) <br>
+'''- the Saturn ports (original and Otokuyo) <br>'''
-- Ps1 port arcade mode<br>
+'''- Terra Diver (the US region of the arcade board.) <br>'''
-The Otokuyo version is an economical version of the game, it features the first stage of Battle Baregga playable as a demo, the ost from Mahou Daisakusen, Shippu Mahou Daisakusen, Battle Garegga, and several other features. The Saturn versions of the game have different bullet sprites, more slowdown on heavy sections, and less explosion sound effects (particularly noticeable on "Peril Dawn" and the Turret Wall before "Zodian"). Each of these 3 has a lower default difficulty than the arcade release. However if you raise the difficulty of the Saturn versions and Terra Diver by one level in Options, you can put it at the same level as arcade default difficulty. On level 5 difficulty (the equivalent of arcade difficulty for Saturn ports) the PS1 version will have significantly higher rank and difficulty than the other versions.
+Each of these has a lower default difficulty than the arcade release. However if you raise the difficulty of the Saturn versions or Terra Diver by one level in Options, you can put it at the same level as Japanese arcade default difficulty. The Otokuyo version is a low price release of the game, it features the first stage of Battle Garegga playable as a demo, the ost from Mahou Daisakusen, Shippu Mahou Daisakusen, Battle Garegga, and several other features. The Saturn versions of the game have different bullet sprites, more slowdown on heavy sections, and less explosion sound effects (particularly noticeable on "Peril Dawn" and the Turret Wall before "Zodian").
-Finally there is the Ps1 arrange. It has easier difficulty than the console ports, the much stronger 4th ship, an extra stage at the end, voice acting, and has an ‘every’ extend system instead of just 2 extends.
+'''- PS1 port arcade mode<br>'''

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   '''Versions:'''
-Arcade Souky is of course the default.
+The Arcade version of Soukyugurentai released on ST-V is the original version of the game.
-Then you have:
+Several other versions exist :
-- the Saturn port<br>
+- the Saturn ports (original and Otokuyo) <br>
 - Ps1 port arcade mode<br>
 - Terra Diver (the US region of the arcade board.)
-Each of these 3 is mechanically identical to the original arcade release but has a lower difficulty. However if you raise the difficulty by one level in Options, it is the same as arcade.
+The Otokuyo version is an economical version of the game, it features the first stage of Battle Baregga playable as a demo, the ost from Mahou Daisakusen, Shippu Mahou Daisakusen, Battle Garegga, and several other features. The Saturn versions of the game have different bullet sprites, more slowdown on heavy sections, and less explosion sound effects (particularly noticeable on "Peril Dawn" and the Turret Wall before "Zodian"). Each of these 3 has a lower default difficulty than the arcade release. However if you raise the difficulty of the Saturn versions and Terra Diver by one level in Options, you can put it at the same level as arcade default difficulty. On level 5 difficulty (the equivalent of arcade difficulty for Saturn ports) the PS1 version will have significantly higher rank and difficulty than the other versions.
-Finally there is the Ps1 arrange.  It's around the same difficulty as the console ports but has the much stronger 4th ship, an extra stage at the end, voice acting, and has an ‘every’ extend system instead of just 2 extends.
+Finally there is the Ps1 arrange. It has easier difficulty than the console ports, the much stronger 4th ship, an extra stage at the end, voice acting, and has an ‘every’ extend system instead of just 2 extends.

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-* Bomb bonus
+Arcade Souky is of course the default.
 Bonuses are awarded for every bomb pickup once the player has reached 7 bombs (reaching 7 does nothing). Due to a bug, the actual stock also stops at 7 (it should correctly stop displaying at 9 and allow infinite stock, just like Mahou Daisakusen). Failing to pick up a bomb item clears the bonus index to 0, requiring a full restart of the bonus. Using a bomb or dying does not reset the bonus.

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	Messages by trap15 on July 2nd, 2022, STG Rev 2020 Discord server		Messages by trap15 on July 2nd, 2022, STG Rev 2020 Discord server
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−	~~== Fix info for bomb bonus bug as detailed above (ST-V version) ==~~
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−	~~A) change 6015B7A shll2 to shll (in the file fpr19188.13, change offset 12B7A from 45 08 to 45 00)~~
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−	~~B) change 6015b86 mov 0x06,r4 to mov 0x0a,r4 (in the file fpr19188.13, change offset 12B86 from E4 06 to E4 0A)~~
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−	~~note that this only fixes scoring from the table. bonuses still begin at 7, stock still stops at 7.~~

	== Bosses ==		== Bosses ==